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Mike: Okay, I crunched up some prenatal vitamins for you

here in your slop, there, Portia.

And Portia, honey, now, don't feel any pressure

to have to get your body to bounce back

immediately after birth, okay, honey?Mnh-mnh, mnh-mnh.

Embrace those curves.Yeah, that's all you.

[ Cellphone rings ]Oh.

I got a -- Oh, it's my mom.

Oh. Do I look tired?

-No. Not at all. Do I? -No. You look great.

Oh. Thank you.[ Cellphone beeps ]

Hi. Ugh.

Why do you two look so tired?

Oh, we --We're very awake.

Yeah, no, we're super awake, Mom. Hi.Um, if not now

insecure about it, but...[ Portia snorting ]

What's that awful sound?What?

Oh. Oh, that's Portia.

Must be a strain, having to feed two pigs every day.

We have one pig, Mom.

Oh, yeah? What do you call him?

Good morning to you, too, Donna.

You should be ashamed of yourself, Beau, you freeloader!

Get a job!

I have a job. I'm a farmer.

Mom, don't.And I'm harvesting.

And you're just a woman on a phone

who cannot hurt my feelings!

Okay. Yeah, right.

Hi. Listen, honey, I'm thinking

of coming for a visit.

I got to get out of the city.

They're trying to take away my straws.

Oh. Oka-- Alright.

Great. Well, that's fine.

When you thinking? Yeah, when are you --

when are you thinking about coming out?

[ Cabin alert chimes ]Got to go. Flight's taking off.

-What? -Flight to --

See you soon, honey. -Mom.

She's coming here. She's flying here.

I'm gonna go scream into a pillow for 17 minutes,

and then I'll get ready.

Okay.

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Do I have to wear this?

I mean, my neck is, like, totally claustrophobic.

Look, she gave it to you.

It's gonna buy youfive extra minutes of goodwill.

I think you're gonna need it.

[ Horn honks ]Why do you thinkshe's visiting?

I mean, do you think shewent bankrupt or something?

Like, is that possible?No. No, no.

She would have fled the country if that was the case.

Oh, she's gonna hate it here.

She's gonna try to get usto move back to New York.

Mm. Well, we'll just tell her we're not going, you know?

The farm is good, and we're doing a great job.Yeah.

Oh, I'm not gonnalet her get in my head.

I'm fine. Okay. [ Chuckles nervously ]

My neck is sweating.Hey! I'm dreading this.

Yeah, it's dripping down.

Hi!There's my baby girl!

Mom.

Oh, my God. Oh.

I love what you're putting in your hair.

Oh, well, I just haven'twashed it in ages, so --

Oh, well, whatever you're doing,it is working for you.

And, Mike, love the sweater. Oh. Oh.

Oh, everything looks great.

The farm is amazing.

Everything is just fantastic.

Yeah. I love it here.

Yeah.I came all this way, huh?

Great.

Why is she being so nice?

She's never hugged me before.

Alright, so,I re-organized the seed shelf

to make it more efficient.

See, it used to go pumpkin,tomato, corn, kale, lettuce.

Now it goes lettuce,pumpkin, tomato, corn, kale.

Much better.

[ Bell chimes loudly ]

Ah! Still loving thatentrance chime I installed?

Guaranteed for 5,000 dongs.

Constance: That's a lot of dongs.

Good morning, Rudy.

Any morning I get to see your face is a very good morning.

Hey, are you a Connie's Club member,

or can I sign you up?

What in the hell is a Connie's Club?I don't know,

but I want to be its president -- or treasurer.

No, it's -- it's a rewards program.

Brandon,would you go and see

if my lumber order has come in yet?

Will do.

Hey, but, Rudy, you think about joining the club.

See, if you earn yourself10 Connie Stars,

you got yourself 5 Connie Coins.

Oh, boy.

Ma'am, am I correct...Rudy. Rudy, you got to help me.

Brandon's driving me nutsin the store,

and his brain won't shut down.

Can you take himoff my hands, please?

I'll do anything you ask, except exercise.

I don't enjoy it, and I don't want to get ripped.

[ Portia snorts ]Well, look at this magnificent woman.

Mike: [ Chuckles ]She exudes confidence, you know?

She's magnificent.

I was a wreck in my third trimester.

Rio: We were gonna do a water birth,

but then she started to drink the pool a lot,

and we felt like --Yeah. Yeah.

And she did other stuffin the pool

that made it pretty disturbingwhen she drank it. Ah.

Yeah. You know, I'm suddenly in the mood for a BLT.

Sure. Okay.

[ Portia squeals ]

Hi. Hello. What?

Hey, Donna.

Hi.How you doing?

It's nice to meet you in person.

You, too, Connie.

I feel like I know you from the phone.

But by the way, you need to stopreporting Mike for kidnapping.

[ Chuckling ] Oh, those -- That's just prank calls.

It's a little fun with my Mahjong girls.

I'm sorry, you guys, this is all I got left.

The whole town's eating on the go.

They done wiped me out.

You know, it's harvest time, remember?

Yeah. What?

You guys were talkingabout the harvest?

Yeah. Yeah. She calls me sometimes,

and we just dish, you know?

But what she really wants to know is why you two

are the only people in town not harvesting --

Oh, really?...and what she can do about it.

Thanks, Connie.So I'll talk to y'all later.

If you need something, let me know.Thank you.

Is that why you're here?

No. Mom --

This is purely a coincidence.

It's a coincidence?

But I will say, if my daughter'sgonna be a farmer,

she's gonna be the best damn farmer in the state,

and that means she should be harvesting. Ma! No.

That's not evenhow it works. And I'm gonna make that happen.

Ma -- [ Chuckles ] We don'thave anything to harvest.

Yet. Give me 24 hours.Rio: Oy.

Uh, Donna, it --it doesn't work that way.

We're rebuilding the soil with cover crops.

Reb-- Rebuilding the soil.You know what?

I have no idea what you're talking about.Mm-hmm.

But here's what I do know -- You remember, Rio...

Mm....when you got 1350 on your SATs,

and then you worked, and you worked, and you worked,

and you got it up to 1420, huh?

It's true. I still know my "V" vocabulary words very well.

I don't want to be vainglorious about it, but, you know.

You know what, Mom? We're good.

The farm is great.

We're doing really well, and I just want you to respect

that we're trying really hard.

Well, I respect that you're trying --

Great. That's all we're asking....but trying

is what people say they're doing

when they're not succeeding.

Who says?

People.

Rudy: This is my project. I make spoon men.

Want to hear about my process?

Yeah.

Please tell me all the stepsthat led to this.

First, I wait for the spoon to reveal itself to me.

[ Goat bleats ]

[ Chickens clucking ]

Then I bend it.

And this was the urgent project

that my mom desperatelyneeded me on?

She's not the only one.

Randy's pretty jazzed about it, too.

I spent the past yeardismantling mines

so that humanitarian convoyscould make it into war zones.

But yeah,this seems important.

Now we wait for the bend to come.

Hey, have you ever thoughtabout, like, shaking things up?

You know, like,taking a creative leap?

To what? Fork women?

I tried, but that middle tine is a problem. No.

Think bigger.

Knife dogs.

[ Door opens ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Door closes ]

[ Belt buckle clacking ]

[ Owl hooting, insects chirping ]

[ Sighs ]

-Hey! -[ Screams ]

Don't try it, sleaze ball!

[ Light switch clicks ]Donna?

It's me, Beau Bowman.

What the hell do you think you're doing?

This is my room.This is where I sleep.

Oh, this is your room? Really?

Do you pay room and board? I don't think so.

Go sleep on the couch.

No way. I've been drivinga combine all day.

Oh, so it's my fault that you chose manual labor

as a lifestyle?

[ Sighs ] Fine.

I shared a bed with a man for 25 years without having sex.

I think I could handle one more night.

Beau: [ Laughing ]What was I supposed to do?Donna: [ Laughing ]

Oh, stop. You didn't.

You are so bad. I can't get over it.I swear. I swear.

Rio: Mom. Hi.

Hi. What -- Hi. What -- What -- What --

Guess what? Beau agreed agreed to give you

an acre of land to harvest.

What?I could not say no.She rode me pretty hard.

Oh, stop it. It's true.

-Oh, this is fantastic. Yeah. -Oh, boy.

Don't mind me. Just grabbing all your spoons.

Oh -- Oh, Mom,that's Rudy. Rudy, Mom.

Oh, Rudy? Hello, Rudy. Hello.

You're the most stylish woman I've ever seen up close.

But not from far away.

Oh. Okay.Oh, sorry about him.

Well, Donna, this is such a treat.

We have not had --Oh, yeah.

...a good bagel in months.

I have no idea what capers are, but I'm in heaven.

Oh, you got schmutz.Let me get that for you.Do I?

[ Whispering ] Do you thinkthat they had sex?

[ Whispering ] I think more than once.What?

So, Beau and I were talking in bed last night.

-[ Normal voice ] Mm. Mm-hmm. -And we decided...

Oh, the creamier the better.

Mm-hmm. Mm.

...that he's gonna give you an acre of land to harvest

to cover his rent.[ Normal voice ] What?

Your mother is a very persuasive woman.[ Laughs ]

So, whatever you can harvest on that acre is yours.

And then word gets out how good you are at harvesting,

and people are gonna want you to consult on their farms.

Yeah, no. I-I think this is incredible.

We do not need your charity, Beau.

We're -- We're gonna have to, uh, decline the offer,

even if we are fascinated by the events... Well --

...surrounding the negotiation. I-I-I --

Mike, are you crazy?

Who are you to turn down free land?

It's free land, and I would say

that I think we shoulddefinitely do that, right?[ Sighs ]

Um, thank you, Beau.Thank you for that.

And also,feel free to just go ahead

and sleep in the living room tonight.

Oh, don't be silly, Rio.

Oh, I got go. Gonna be a long day.

And watch your toes tonight, Donna.

It's like an eagle snatching a field mouse.

You love it. [ Laughs ]

You know, I don't want to be a downer,

but I do feel obligated to remind everyone that,

without a combine,you know, harvesting corn

is -- is virtually impossible.

What are you talking about? We're gonna do it by hand, like the old-timey days.

Yeah. I mean, the pilgrims did it,

and they were just, like, dummies.The pilgrims did it.

Well, okay.Yeah. I mean, it's like an acre.

It's, like, how big could that be?

Well, 4,840 square yards.

But that's the max it could be. It could be way less than that.

Ah, that's the Levine spirit.

Boom, done, success.

Next problem. Move on.Yeah.

Okay, you know, I-I don't thinkit's gonna be that easy,

a-and we have a pigthat's about to pop, so --

Oh, yeah, but she's gonna be fine, Mike.

I mean, once the first one is born,

the rest just fall out.The rest just fall out.

Mike, you're gonna be here with Portia.

You've got the YouTube tutorials.

And then Mom and I are gonna go do the harvest.

Just us ladies.

Yeah.You know what?

It's gonna be a her-vest.

A her-vest. I love that.

Boom, done, success. Her-vest.There we go.

I love how you sound likeyour mom when she's here.

It's so fun.What? What are you talking about?

Okay. We're off.

-Okay. -Okay.

-A-her-vesting we go. -We're off.

The pilgrims with their roll-on bag.

Rudy, hand me a 1/16th swage.

Rudy, that's a 1/8th swage.

I need a 1/16th.

I'm as invested in thisas anyone,

but you're bringing an intensitythat perhaps isn't necessary.

Well, you know, in the Navy,

you have to give 110% to everything you do.

People's lives are on the line.

Spooning is supposed to bea relaxing activity,

sometimes known as a "hobby."

[ Whirring ]Oh, boy.

It's moving under its own power.

Why would we want that?

Why wouldn't we want that?

'Cause we might unleashsomething we can't contain.

Rudy, listen, I hear your concerns,

and I respectfully dismiss all of them.

I'm sorry.

I know you never askedto be alive.

Was it your idea for Mike to put on that sweater? Truth.

Oh, he loves it.He wears it all the time.

All the time? Really? Yes.

Wow.Absolutely. It's reallycome in handy.

It's a great col-- Look at this. Yeah.

So, this is what corn trees look like.

This is it. Wow.

Let the her-vest begin!

Yes.[ Laughs ]

Here, let me get ahold ofmy sickle, here. There's yours.

Wait, you sure this isn't a scythe?

No. This is a sickle. I'm prettysure this is a sickle.

Mm, well, you're the genius who aced her verbal.

Donna: Alright.Scythe is the long one -- like, the Grim Reaper one.

Oh. O-Okay.

Yeah. Sickle.

Watch this. [ Grunts ] Boom.

Oh, it didn't go down. What's wrong with this thing?

Rio, I have an idea.It's not doing it.

I think you needto get really angry --

like in a rage, you know?

So, think of that stalk as --

[Snapping fingers] what was her name?

Ugh. Obnoxious. Katie Wassel.

Oh, don't bring up Katie Wassel.In ninth grade -- Wait.

Ma. Ma.Wait. In ninth grade,

she got the part of Audrey

in "Little Shop of Horrors"instead of you?Yeah.

Think of that stalk as Katie Wassel.

That part was yours.

She got it because she had big boobs.

That's right. Go for it.

I...was supposed to sing... "Suddenly Seymour"!

[ Screams ]

Yes! Yes!

That's my little warrior![ Gasps, laughs ]

Yes! [ Laughs ]I did it! I did it!

I did it! I sickled it! Good!

Well, I have to say,it feels amazing... Ohh.

...to intentionally kill a plant.

Ah, I don't know what Mike was talking about.

This is gonna be so easy.

[ Portia squealing ]

Portia, a landing pad there for --

[ Liquid sloshes ]Oh!

Oh, my goodness. Okay. Water broke.

Uh, oh boy. It keeps breaking.

Okay. It's go time. It's go time.

[ Snorts ]

Oh, gosh. [ Chuckles nervously ]

I'm...getting a little emotional. [ Clears throat ]

Well, that's unexpected. [ Clears throat ]

Donna: And that oneis your art teacher --

Remember her? -- Mrs. Lawson,

who said your ceramicswere just average.

They were museum-qualitypieces, Rio!

Hang on, Mom. I got to take a break.

I don't think I can keep going. Alright.

I actually liked Mrs. Lawson.

Alright, honey, you're doing great.

You just need a little refresher,

'cause your handslook like a longshoreman.

So, let me give you a little squirt.I can't. I can't. Ma, Ma, Ma, I can't.

My -- My arm -- it's -- it's done. Ah.

I-I can't move it. Alright.

I feel like a marionette.

Alright. Mama's got this.Mom, seriously.

I think there's somethingwrong with my arm.

Hey, Miss Rio!

Oh, hey.

Um, are you cutting down stalksof corn with a knife on a stick?

Oh, yeah. It's a sickle. Ah.Ah. [ Chuckles ]

I love how you and Mikeare always doing things

in the slowest, worst ways.

Yeah. Well, you know what they say --

you know, sometimes the worst way is the best way.

Nope. Not really.

Well, hey, once you getall these stalks down,

all you got to do ispop the ears off,

shuck them, husk them,shell them,

and then get all the kernelsinto the silo.

You guys are gonna be fine.

You got these tote bags.I'm not worried about you.

Yeah. Alright,good luck, you two.

You, too. Yeah. Alright. Yeah, yeah.

Just do what the kid said.

We got to cut, pop, shuck, husk... Just --

Mom...I don't --I don't think I can do it.

I think my body'skind of shutting down.

I can taste the lactic acid.

Okay.

You remember in sixth grade,

when you butchered that piano recital,

and that idiot piano teacher said you had lazy thumbs?

Lazy thumbs, yeah.

But you persisted, and you didn't give up.Yeah.

And the next year, what happened?

You went in there, you blew the place away

playing the prelude to"Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves."

You're right. I'm going lefty.

Alright.I'm going lefty.

Alright. Alright.

Watch out, Mama.

[ Grunts ]

I'm gonna be the best!

[ Grunts ]

[ Screams ]

[ Groans ] Ow.Jacob!

Oooow!

Ohh.Jacob. Oh, my God. It's in your back.

There's a sickle in your back. Just get it out.

Oh. Is that okay? Are you okay?

Luckily, I, uh, had my mathtextbook with me today.

Oh, wow. That's a doozy.

[ Laughs ] If it had beenmy grammar handouts,

it could have severed my spine.

That would have sucked.

I'm so sorry. I am so sorry.Oh, it's okay.

No. This got out of hand,

and I just -- I'm so glad you're okay.

We just feel awful. Mom, right?

We feel awful.Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

We feel terrible.We're so sorry -- We were just harvesting.

No. No, we could have really hurt him.

Mom, this -- It's gone too far.

Oh, come on. There's no such thing.Oh, really?

So, it's not too far that you got intel from Connie

that there was a harvest, and all of a sudden,

y-you're flying 1,500 miles out here

so that we could do it your way?

I feel like this is my faultfor getting stabbed.

Alright. Jacob, please don't get involved here.

I want you to be the best. Is that so bad?

Yes. I don't need to be the best.

Well, what kind of life is that, Rio?

[ Sighs ]I mean, are you really satisfied

with living in a decrepit house

and a decrepit farm with nothing to show for it?

The Rio that I know would not want this.

I want this.

I love my decrepit farm.

I love my decrepit house.

I am happier herejust trying to get by

than I ever was in New York,trying to be the best.

Okay.

So, I get it.

You just are happier without me.

I'm not --And you don't care about me

and you don't want me

and I might as well be dead.

Okay? I get it.

Mom, that's not what I said.Mom, those were not my words.

If you need me, I'll be packing.

Please don't do that.

Okay, cool.Is this the silent treatment?

She's not answering.It's the silent treatment.

Are you just gonna leave the champagne

and the snacks right there?

Mom?

Constance: Rudy.

I thought we had plans.

We'll have to reschedule.

I glued a circuit boardto my hand.

Now I got a small currentgoing through my body.

Things have never been better.This is so much fun.

Really?

Your mouth is saying one thing,

and your magnified eyes are telling me a different story.

You got to tell Brandonto back the hell off.

Spoon men should be hilarious and fun,

not something that triesto kill you in the night.

I'm so sorry, Rudy.

I shouldn't have forced him on you.

I-I was so excited about having him back, and --

and now I don't know what to do with him.

When I came back from the army,I had no idea what to do.

You come homeand, all of a sudden,

no one's telling youwhere to be, what to wear.

Took everything I hadto just take a break

and do nothing for a change.

[ Sighs ] Well, I-I don't know if he can do that.

You know, he eats breakfast at 4:00 a.m.

Well, maybe tomorrow,he'll eat at 4:15,

and you take it from there.And who knows?

Pretty soon, he'll bewaking up at noon.

[ Goat bleats ]

Rio! Rio!

Rio!

Oh, hey. where's Rio?

Portia's giving birth, and it's getting ugly.

That's no excuse for ruining

a perfectly good sweater from Saks.

Okay, I-I need your help.

I need your help.Okay,

but I got to change my pants.

I don't want to make you feel bad,

but these cost as much as this house.

Okay. She's pushing,but -- but nothing's coming out.

And it says that there mightbe a piglet stuck in there

in the video, b-b-but I don'tknow what to do

because it's buffering,because our Wi-Fi is weak.

No. You'reweak. We're gonna do this.

When I had Rio, the nurses were completely useless.

You know what I did?

I reached up there, and I delivered her myself.

Give me the lubricant!

Okay. The tutorial saysyou got to use olive oil.

And you didn't spring for extra virgin?We're on a budget!

She's bringing a life into this world, and you get generic?

You idiot!

I-I-I got to say,there's something aboutwhen you yell at me

that is mildly comforting,'cause it was -- it was weird

when you were being nice to mewhen you first got here.

'Cause I was faking it.

I was only doing that to get what I wanted.

Classic mental warfare.

Any moron could have figured that out.

Well, you know what would behelpful to Portia

is if you directed thatoverbearing energy towards her.

Yeah. Alright. Portia. Hello.

I am Donna Levine from New York City.

So, put her there!

Oh, my gosh!

Alright. Oh, my goodness. You're in there.

Alright. I feel something. I feel something.

Push, Portia. You got to help me out.

You are better at birthing pigs than any pig in this barn.

Push, damn it!You got to push, Portia,

or she's not gonna stopscreaming at you.Push, Portia!

You got to help me out.Come on. Push.

You can do it, Portia.

You got this. Aah! [ Piglet squeals, liquid sloshes ]

[ Laughing ] Oh!

[ Laughs ]Oh, you did it!

Oh, my gosh.Look how beautiful it is.

Beautiful? I don't know about that.

But I'll tell you something -- she looks like Rio,

who's a gorgeous woman, but she was a hideous baby.

[ Piglet squealing ]Okay. Okay.

[ Bell chimes loudly ]

Hey, Ma.

Ma, Ma.

I was thinking we could sell Rudy's spoon men

here at the store.

I'll just have to give you a safety training

in case they connect to the Wi-Fi and become self-aware.

Oh [Sighs] honey,I hate to tell you this,

but I only asked you to help Rudy

because you were driving mecrazy working here.

Wow. Really?

I'm sorry.

I thought I was helping.

I know. But every time thatbell rings on that door, I --

[ Bell chimes loudly ]...I curse your name.

Every time?

I don't want to think aboutmy baby like that.

I know this is a hardtransition for you.

Maybe you can tryto do nothing for a while.

Okay? Just relax. Take a break.

Okay. Get back inthe swing of things.

Relax. Yes. Yeah.

I can relax. Yeah.

Huh?

That's -- That's pretty good. Okay.

I...

Relaxed. [ Snaps fingers ]

So many thingscome naturally to you,

but this ain't one of them.

Yeah. I didn't like it either.

You'll get there.

[ Pigs squealing ]Mike: Well, that was amazing.

I definitely see where Rio gets her strength from.

I mean, your -- your arm was...

It was up there.

Yeah, you know what?I've touched worsethings on the subway.

And you were pretty great,too, Mike.

Thank you.

You know, I don't -- I don't pretend to know

what you and Rio's relationship's all about,

but I can tell you

she loves you and misses you so much.

I don't know why I put so much pressure on her.

Maybe it's 'cause, after the divorce,

it was us against the world, and everything was a battle,

and I wanted her to be a fighter.

Oh, she's a fighter.

You ever heard someone trying to call her "ma'am"?

[ Chuckles ]

You know, the first timeI held her in my arms,

my only wish was thatshe would be happy.

And for some unknown reason,she's happy here.

And you should be happy, too.

Just call your motherevery now and then, okay?

Hi. [ Laughs ]

Hi, honey.Hi.

Hey. They're here.

Oh, my gosh. Yeah.

[ Gasps ] Hi.

Oh, wow.I love this so much.

My whole family together.

My husband, my mama,

my pig sister...[ Portia snorts ]

...my pig babies.

Hi.

Oh, wow, you guys.

Mom, I'm really sorry that the her-vest got so ugly.

Oh, honey, no, no.I'm the one who's sorry.

Thank you. And I will always need you.

Of course you will. Don't be crazy.

So, I'm gonna go shower offthis afterbirth...Oh.

...so I can packand get out of this hellhole.

Okay.

[ Sighs ]

Oh, Mom, I do have a quick question...

Yeah?...uh, that I just need to know.

Did you, uh, have sex with Beau Bowman, or...?Mm.

Don't askridiculous questions.

I was just, you know...

[ Gate closes ]

I would have likeda more definitive "no."

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

[ Cabin alert chimes ]Pilot: Apologies, folks.

We're just waiting for one last passenger.

Ugh.You got to be kidding me.

Beau?Ah.

What are you doing here?[ Sighs ]

[ Breathes deeply ]

I couldn't let you leavewithout telling you how I feel.

Donna Levine, you make me shiverfrom my nips to my nuggets.

I love you.

Are you crazy?

I feel the same exact way.

♪♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

[ Gasps, screams ]

[ Breathing heavily ]

Beau-Donna sex dream?

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. I had one, too.

Oh, my word. Come here.

Okay. Maybe we shouldkeep each other awake.

I may never truly sleep again.